PyVibCall
Download: PyVibCall 0.5.4 (12.05.2008)
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PyVibCall (for S60 3rd)
Installation notes:
Install all sis-files on c:
- Install Python for S60 (Get it here: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=154155)
- Sign the following files:
-> miso-1.92-s60_3rd_dev_unsigned.sis
-> envy_3rd_1_0_4_unsigned.sis - Install the above sis-files on C:
- Install PyVibCall_v0_5_4_self-signed.sis on C: (it's self-signed, so it doesn't have to be signed!)
Using PyVibCall:
- Start PyVibCall from your programs folder.
- Minimize PyVibCall by pressing the red key (the one for ending a call), or press the menu-key.
- Dial a number. Your phone now should vibrate until the called person picks up his/her phone.
- To close PyVibCall, hold down the menu-key and select PyVibCall from the tasklist, or navigate to the icon in your programs-folder. Within the programm, press the right soft-key or select "Quit" from the list. "Options" -> "Quit" will do the same. ;-)
You'll be notified, if miso or envy is missing. However, you should test if vibration is working by selecting it from the list or options-menu.
Known Bugs:
The phone starts vibrating again, if the call you'va made was short (less then 40 seconds). It will stop vibrating after 1-30 seconds!
FAQ:
Q: Why does pressing the red key quit PyVibCall?
A: There's something wrong with envy. Try installing again.
Q: My Phone doesn't vibrate. What's wrong here?
A: Either miso isn't working (in this case, try installing miso again), or the phone is connected with some cable (either USB or the battery charger).
Q: Which phones are supported?
A: I don't know. I guess it will run on almost any other S60 3rd phone. But since I don't really know, I'm not responsible for any damages.
Seems to run on:
- Nokia N95 (21 Firmware)
- Nokia N95 8GB (15 Firmware)
- Nokia N95 8GB (20 Firmware)
If you experience any difficulties using PyVibCall, then there's nothing you can do about it. I'm just programming python a few days now and don't know anything about bugfixing or improving compatibility!
All needed files are included in the zip-file.
The latest versions can be found here:
Python for S60: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=154155
miso: http://pdis.hiit.fi/pdis/download/miso/
envy: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=132176
License:
Since I don't know anything about licensing, PyVibCall is (and will always be) free for everybody. Host it, post it, share it, do what ever you like with it.
PS: Thanks to Tongren for just releasing a 30-call-limited non-python-version, which gave me the opportunity to do it myself and learn some python.